Special Rules for Educational Services and Subordinate Services

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ANDHRA PRADESH EDUCATIONAL SUBORDINATE SERVICE RULES

(G.O.Ms.No. 78, General Administration (Rules) dated 10-1-1962.)

(corrected up to 1-5-81)

In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the constitution of

India and of all other powers here unto enabling, the Governor of Andhra Pradesh Here

by makes the following special rules for the Andhra Pradesh Educational Subordinate

Service:-

The rules here by made shall come in to effect from the date of publication in the Gazette.

THE ANDHRA PRADESH EDUCATIONAL SUBORDINATE SERVICE

1. Constitution:- The Andhra Pradesh Educational Subordinate Service shall consistof the following classes, categories and grades of officers of the Education

Department, Namely:-

CLASS CATEGORY

I

1. Assistant Lecturers in arts, Engineering and medical colleges,

principal, M.R. Government Sanskrit college, Vizianagarm.

2.Assistant Lectures in Languages (junior).

3.Demonstrators and Tutors in Arts Colleges.

II

1.Assistant Lectures in Training colleges.

1A Upgraded school Assistants in Multipurpose and Higher

secondary Schools.

[Insert as per G.O. Ms. No. 1458, Education, dated. 5-7-

1967(w.e.f. 22-2-1962).]

2.School Assistants, Deputy Inspectors of Schools, Head Masterand Headmistresses, selection grade and grades I and II.

3.Tutors in Training Colleges

III

1.Pandits (Including Hindi Pandits) and munshis Grade I and II

2. Junior Deputy Inspectors of schools

3. Secondary grade teachers.

4.Elementary Grade Teachers, Grade I and II.

IV

1. Regional Inspectors of Physical Education and Physical

Directresses, Grade I

2. Physical Directors and Directresses, Grade II

3. Physical Training Instructors and Instructresses, Grade I and II

V

1.Agricultural Instructors, Grade I.

2. Engineering Instructors.

3. Secretarial Assistants.

4. Commercial Instructors.

VI

1. Art Teachers, Grade I and II.

2. Manual Training Instructors in carpentry, Selection Grade and

Grades I,II and III.

3. Manual Training Instructors in Weaving.

4. Craft Instructors.

5. Sewing Instructresses.

6. Drawing and sewing Mistresses.


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7. Music Teachers

8 Textile Printing Instructors.

[Inserted as per G.O. Ms. No. 1719,dated. 15-11-1971 (w.e.f. 22-2-1962.])

9. Tailoring Instructors.

(Inserted as per G.O. Ms.. No.625, Education, dated. 25-3-1972(w.e.f. 22-2-1962).

VII.Domestic Science Assistants, Grades I and II.

VIII

1. Senior and junior Vyakarana Pandits and senior and junior

sahitya pandits, M.R. Government Sanskrit college, Vizianagaram.

2. Senior and junior Yajurveda pandit, Rigveda pandit, Sama VedaPandit and Jyothisha Pandit, M.R. Government Sanskrit college

High School, Vizianagaram.

2. APPOINTMENTS:- (a) appointment to the several classes, category and gradesshall be made as follows:-

CATEGORY METHOD OF RECRUITMENT

CLASS-I

1. Assistant Lecture in Arts,

Engineering and Medical colleges otherthan Assistant Lectures in Languages,

principal, M.R. Government Sanskrit

college, Vizayanagaram.

i) Direct recruitment;

ii) Promotion from category 3 in this

class and from Grade II OF category 2and category 3 of class II

iii) Appointment from among members

of category I and Grade I of category 2of class II.

iv)recruitment by transfer from any

other service.

2.Assistant Lectures in Languages. i)Direct recruitment.

ii)Promotion from category 2 in thisclass, Grade II of category 2 and

category 3 of class II, Grade I of

category I of class III, category I of

class VIII and Tutors in Artscolleges.

iii)Appointment from among members

of category I and Grade I of category 2of class II.

iv) Recruitment by transfer from any

other service.

Assistant Lectures inLanguages(Juniors).

i)Direct recruitment.ii)Promotion from Grade II of category

2 and category 3 of class II, Categories

1,2 and 3 of class III, category I ofclass VIII and Tutors in Arts

Colleges.

iii)Recruitment by transfer from anyother service.

3. Demonstrators and Tutors in Arts

colleges

i) Direct Recruitment

ii) promotion from Grade II of category

I and category 2 and 3 of class III and

category 2 of class VIIIiii) Appointment from among members

of category 3 of class II, Grade3I of

category I of class III and category I ofclass VIII



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other service

CLASS II

1. Assistant Lectures in Trainingcolleges

i) Direct recruitment

ii)Promotion from grade II of category2 of this class, category 2 and category3 of class I and category 3 of this class

and grade I of category I of class III.

iii) Appointment from among membersof category I of class I and grade I of

category 2 of class II.

iv) Recruitment by transfer from anyother service.

1-A. Up Graded school Assistants in

Multipurpose and Higher secondaryschools.

i)By promotion from among the holders

of the post of School Assistants, DeputyInspectors, Head Masters and Head

Mistresses grade II, in category II ofthis class or from any other class or

category in the same service; or

ii) by transfer of persons from anyother service; or

iii) by direct recruitment

[Inserted as per G. O. Ms. No. 1458,

Education, dated 5-7-2967 (w.e.f. 22-2-

1962).]

2.School Assistants, Deputy Inspectorsof Schools, Head masters and Head

Mistresses selection grade.

Promotion from persons in grade of thiscategory who were drawing pay in the

scale of Rs. 154 to Rs. 275 on 1st day

of November 1956.

School Assistants, Deputy Inspectors of

Schools, Headmasters and Head

mistresses, grade I

i)promotion from grade II in this

category

ii) Appointment from among members

of category I in this class.

School Assistants, Deputy Inspectors of

schools, Head Masters and HeadMistresses, Grade II

i)Direct recruitment, except to the post

of Headmasters and Head Mistressesii) promotion from category 3 of class I,

category 3 of class II categories 2 and 3

of class III, Grades I and II of categoryI of class III, Grade II of category 3 of

class IV, Grade II of category 2 and

category 3 of class VI and Grade II ofclass VII and category I of class VIII.


of category 3 of class V.

iv) recruitment by transfer from any

other services.

3. Tutors in Training colleges. i) Direct recruitment

ii) promotion from category 2 and 3 to

the class III


of category 3 of class I and grade I ofcategory 1 of class III

iv) recruitment by transfer from any

other service.

CLASS III


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Pandits (including Hindi Pandits) andMunshis, Grade I.


ii) promotion from grade II in this

category, category 2 and category 3 ofthis class and category 2 of class VIII.

iii) Appointment from among

members of category 3 of class I.category of class I, category 3 of classII and category I of class VIII


other service

Pandits (including Hindi Pandits) and

Munshis, Grade II


ii) Appointment from among membersof category 3 of this class and category

2 of class VIII

iii) promotion from category 4 of thisclass

iv) Recruitment by transfer from anyother service

2. Junior Deputy Inspectors of Schoolsi) Promotion from category 3 of this

class Grade II of category 3 of class IV,

and Grade II of category I, Grade II ofcategory 2 and category 3 of class VI.

ii) Recruitment by transfer from any

other service

iii) Direct recruitments from among

teachers employed in Railway schoolsand schools under the control of local

authorities and aided agencies.

3. Secondary Grade Teachers i) Direct recruitment

ii) promotion from category 4 of this

classiii) Appointment from among member

holding any port on an identical scale of

pay in the service


4 Elementary Grade Teachers, Grade I.

Elementary Grade Teachers, Grade II.


ii) Promotion from Grade II in thiscategory Direct recruitment (There will

be no further recruitment to this grade)

CLASS IV

1 Regional Inspectors of physical

Education and Physical Directors and

Directress Grade I

Promotion from category 2 and Grade I

of category 3 of this class

2.Physical Directors and Directresses,Grade II

i) Direct recruitmentii) promotion from Grade II of category

2 of class II, category 2 of class III and

Grade I and II of category 3 of thisclass.

iii) Recruitment by transfer from any

other service.

3.Physical Training Instructors and

Instructresses Grade II.

i)Direct recruitment

ii) promotion from Grade II in this

category 3 of this class III


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Physical Training Instructors and

instructresses, Grade II

i)Direct recruitment

ii) Appointment from among members

of category 3 of class IIIiii) Recruitment by transfer from any

other service

CLASS V

1 Agricultural Instructors Grade I.


ii)Transfer from the category ofDemonstrators in the agriculture

Department

2.Engineering Instructors i) Direct Recruitment

ii) Transfer from the categories of

supervisors and junior Engineers in thepublic work, High ways And

Electricity Department from thecategory of lecturers in Engineering

colleges and lecturers and AssistantLecturers in Polytechnics In the

Technical Education Sub ordinate

service

3. Secretarial Assistants i) Direct Recruitment

ii) Promotion from category 4 of thisclass

iii)Transfer from Grade II of category 2

of class II


4. Commercial Instructors i) Direct recruitment

ii) promotion from category 3 of class

IIIiii) appointment from among members

holding any post in the service on an

identical scale of payiv) Recruitment by transfer from any

other service.

CLASS VI

1.Art Teachers Grade I i) Direct Recruitmentii) Promotion from Grade II of this

category

Art Teachers Grade II Direct recruitment

2. Manual Training instructors in

Carpentry selection Grade

There will be no future recruitment to

this Grade

Manual Training instructors in

carpentry Grade I

Promotion from Grade II of this

category


carpentry Grade II

i)Direct Recruitment

ii) Promotion from Grade III of thiscategory


carpentry Grade III

Direct Recruitment

3.Manual Training Instructors In

Weaving

i)Direct Recruitment

ii) Promotion from Category 4 of thisClass

4.Craft Instructors i) Direct Recruitmentii) Appointment from among members


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of category 4 of class III


other service

5. Sewing Instructresses

i) Direct Recruitment

ii) Promotion from any lower post in

the serviceiii) Appointment from among members

holding any post in the service on anIdentical Scale of pay

iv) Recruitment By transfer from any

other service

6.Drawing and Sewing Mistresses i)Direct Recruitment

ii) Promotion from any lower post inthe service



Identical Scale of payiv) Recruitment By transfer from any

other service

7.Music Teachers i)Direct Recruitment

ii) Promotion from any lower post in

the serviceiii) Appointment from among members


Identical Scale of payiv) Recruitment By transfer from any

other service

8. Textile Printing Instructors i) Direct Recruitmentii) Promotion from any lower post in

the serviceiii) Recruitment By transfer from any

other service

[Inserted as per G. O. Ms.No. 1719

Education, dated 15-11-1971(w.e.f. 22-

12-1962)]

9.Talloring Instructor i) Direct Recruitmentii) Promotion from any lower post in

the serviceiii) Recruitment By transfer from anyother service

[Inserted as per G. O. Ms.No. 1719Education, dated 15-11-1971(w.e.f. 22-

12-1962)

10. Yoga Asana Instructor i) Direct Recruitment

ii) Promotion from category 3 of class

III,i.e., secondary grade (Metric trainedteachers)


other service(G. O. Ms.No. 535, Edn.(B) dated 17-5-

1976)

CLASS VII

1.Domestic science Assistants Grade I i) Direct Recruitment

ii) Promotion from Grade II of this

classiii) Recruitment by transfer from any

other service

II Domestic science Assistants Grade II i) Direct Recruitmentii) Promotion from any lower post in


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the service


holding any post in the service on anIdentical Scale of pay

iv) Recruitment By transfer from any

other serviceCLASS VIII

1.Senior and Junior Vyakarana Pandits

and senior and Junior Sahitya Pandits,

M.R. Government Sanskrit collegeVizianagaram

i) Appointment from among holders of

any other post in this category.ii) Promotion from Category 2 in this

class

iii) Recruitment by transfer from gradesand II of category I of class III and

iv) Direct Recruitment

2. Senior and junior Yajurveda panditRigveda Pandit, Samaveda Pandit and

Jyothisha Pandit, M.R. Government

Sanskrit college, High SchoolVizianagaram.

i) Appointment from among holders ofany other post in this category.

ii) Recruitment by transfer from GradeII of category I in class II and

iii) Direct Recruitment

Note 1: Not less than 50% of the vacancies (including temporary vacancies) occurring in

categories 1 and 2 of class I, category 1 and 1-A of class II of category 2 of class II shall

be filled of reserved to be filled by direct recruitment

Note 2: Out of the vacancies reserved to be filled by the direct recruitment to post ingrade II of category 2 of class II, 25% shall be filled by Teachers Employed in Railway

schools and schools under the control of local authorities and aided managements and75% by the other persons

Note 3: Not less than 25% of the vacancies of Arts Teachers, Grade I shall be filled orreserved to be filled by the direct recruitment

Note 4: The following proportion shall be observed in filling the vacancies (including

temporary vacancies of junior Deputy Inspectors of schools:

1)

Fifty percent by promotion from among physical Training Instructors andInstructresses Grade II, Manual Training Instructors in carpentry of art grade II,Manual Training Instructors in weaving and Teachers of Art grade II, who have

not completed 45 years of age and secondary Grade Teachers or by recruitment

by transfer; and2) Fifty percent by direct recruitment of the teachers employed in railway schools

and schools under the control of local authorities and aided agencies

Explanation:- In first giving effect to the provisions of notes 2,3,4, and 5 all vacancieswhich have arisen in the grade and categories concerned on or after the 1st November

1956, shall be taken in to consideration and further appointments shall be made so as to

bring the proportion in accordance with those notes.

Note 5: Ten percent of the permanent posts of Teachers in the Hyderabad Education

Subordinate service in the scale of Rs. 154-275 allotted to the state of Andhra Pradesh atthe time of states Reorganization shall continue to be in the selected grade of Rs 280-

345 in category 2 of class II until all those persons who are qualified for promotion to the

selected grade under these rules are exhausted by promotion of otherwise

Note 6: a)A member of category I of class I may be transferred on his own pay as

Assistant lecturer in a Government Training college or vice-versa but a person so

transferred shall not be regarded as a candidate appointed to the category of AssistantLecturers in Government Training colleges or Art colleges as the case may be.


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b) Not with standing any thing contained in sub-rule a) promotion to a higher category in

the service may be made from any lower category or post in the service. If there be noqualified candidates available for promotion to such higher category from the posts

specified in the said sub-rules

Note 7: In view of the introduction of the University Grants Commission scales of payfrom 1st

march 61 and equating the scales of pay of the Assistant Lecturers in Languages

with that of Assistant Lecturers in Languages(junior) there shall be no further recruitmentto these posts and the post now existing as Assistant Lecturers in Languages (junior) shall

be deemed to have been converted as Assistant Lecturer in Arts colleges as and when the

permanent Incumbents vacant the posts i.e., Assistant Lectures in Languages (junior)

(G. O. Ms. No. 1409, Edn, Dated 30-8-1972)

3. Conditions of appointment:- (a) Promotion to the following posts shall be made ongrounds of merits and abilities , seniority being considered only where merits and ability

are approximately equal(1) Category 1 of class I(2) Category I and 2 of class II

(3) Grade I and category I, category 2 and category 3 of class III

(4) Category 1 and category 2 and grades 1 of category 3 of class IV(5) Grades I of category I and Grade Iof category 2 of class VI

b) Every officer whose appointment was made during the period from 1936 to 1946 in

the Madras composite state (both years inclusive) to any post in category 2 of class IIIshall for purposes of fixing Seniority and promotion to Grade I OF CATEGORY 2 OF

CLASS II be deemed to have been appointed to grade II of that category from that date of

such officers appointed in category 2 of class III

(c) The separate unit constituted in rule 2 (c) (iii) and (iv) of the special rules of the

Andhra Education Subordinate Service issued in G. O.Ms. No. 2454, Education dated18th October for this P.R. Government college High school, Kakinada, shall be abolished

and those members of the service who opted to remain in the separate unit shall be

observed in the General pool of the service in the following Manner:-

(i) Those persons in the separate unit who have not been promoted to a Higher Grade of

category from the date they became the members of the service shall be eligible to count

for seniority in the Grade of category in which they are serving one half of their servicein the corresponding Grade or category in the said collage or High school when it was

under private management:

Provided that nothing in this clause shall entitle any such person to claim retrospective

promotion or fixation of pay in the time scale of pay of the grade or category in which he

is serving at a stage higher than the one for which he is otherwise eligible.

ii) Person in the separate unit who have been promoted to a Higher grade or category

after they became the members of the service and are officiating in such grade or

category on the date of publication on this rules in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette, shall onbeing absorbed in to the general pool of the service count their seniority in that grade or

category from the date of their first appointment to that grade or category in the separate

unit.

iii) In the case of persons in the separate unit who have been promoted to a higher grade

or category after they become members of the service but stand reverted to a lower

category on the date of publication of this rules in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette, shall onbeing absorbed in to the general pool of the service count their seniority in that grade or

category from the date of their first appointment to that grade or category in the separate

unit.

d) Person who were formerly employed in the P.R. Government college, Kakinada and

who have been absorbed in the general pool and have not up to the date of publication of

these rules in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette, been promoted to a Higher grade or category


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shall eligible to count for seniority in the grade or category in which they are serving one

half of there service in the corresponding grade or category in the said collage when itwas under private management

Provided that nothing in this sub-rule shall entitle any such person to claim retrospective

promotion or fixation of pay in the time scale of pay of grade or category in which he is

serving at stage higher than the one for which he is otherwise eligible.

e) Persons who were formerly employed in a private collage other than P.R.Government college, Kakinada and who have been absorbed in to the service consequent

on the taking over of the management of the said private collage by the Government shall

be eligible to count for the seniority of the grade or category of the service in to whichthey are observed one half of there service in the corresponding grade or category in the

said collage when it was under private management

f) Persons who were formerly employed in a private High school/secondary school andwho are absorbed in to Government service consequent on the taking over the

management of the said private High school/secondary school by the Government. Shallbe eligible to count for the seniority in the grade or category of the service which they areabsorbed one half of the continuous service in corresponding grade of category in the

said schools when it was under private management.

g) The seniority of the persons who were formerly employed in school welfare schools at

Machilipatnam, Dokiparru in Krishna District, Korimerla in Nellore District and

Anatavaram in East Godavari District and who are absorbed in to the Educational

Department consequent on the taking over of the management of the said welfareschools the Education Department shall be Determined with references to the date of

their first appointment in their respective categories and corresponding grades in the said

schools when they were under welfare Department.

( f & g are added as per G. O. Ms. No. 615 Edn (B) Dated 8-6-1976)

Appointing authority:- a) The appointing authorities for classes and categories

specified in column (1) of Annexure I of these rules shall be the authorities specified in

the corresponding entries in column (2) there of.

b) List of approved candidates for appointment as junior Deputy Inspectors of schools,

shall be prepared by the Director of the join Director of public Instruction.

[substituted as per G.O. Ms. No. 3081, Education dated 20-11-1963 (w.e.f 16-6-

1962.)]

c) List of approved candidates for promotion as Physical Training Instructor, Manual

Training Instructor, and Arts Teachers Grade I shall be prepared by the Joint Director of

public Instruction.

d) List of approved candidates for appointment as secondary Grade Teachers (man) shall

be made prepared by the Regional Deputy Director of public Instruction for their

respective regions.

Special representation:- The provisions of the rule relating to special representation

(Rule 22 of the General rules under PART II of the Andhra Pradesh State and Subordinate Service Rules) shall apply to appointments by direct recruitment to the serviceseparately with in the jurisdictions of each of the appointing authority of each of the

following posts or group of posts:

1. Assistant Lectures in Arts, Engineering and Medical colleges.2. Assistant Lectures in Languages( junior)3. Assistant Lectures in Training Colleges4. Deputy Inspectors of schools, school Assistants, Head masters and

Headmistresess, Grade II

5. Pandits (including Hindi Pandits) and Munshis, GradeI6. Pandits (including Hindi Pandits) and Munshis, Grade II7. Tutors and Demonstrators in Arts colleges


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8. Tutors in Training colleges9. Junior Deputy Inspectors of schools10.Regional inspectors of physical Education physical directors and directresses

Grade II

11. Secondary Grade Teachers Except teachers in the chenchu schools and schools inthe Agency areas and government schools for the deaf and blind12.Elementary Grade Teachers except Teachers in the chenchu schools and schoolsin the scheduled areas government schools for the deaf and blind.

13.Secretarial Assistants6. Appointment in Instructions specially provided for women:-(a) Women alone shall be appointed to posts in any Institutions specially provided for

them.

(b) A vacancy in the Grade or category in Institution specially provided for women shallbe filled by the transfer of a women members of the same grade or category Employed in

the Institution not specially provided for women. When such transfer is not possible awomen may be appointed by any method admissible under rule 2, but she shall noracquire by reason only on such appointment any right in the matter of seniority of full

membership in the grade category or promotion to the higher grade or category until she

gets her due turn.

(c)If suitable and qualified women are not available for such appointment under sub-

rules (a) and (b), men members of the concerned category who are not below 40 years of

age may be appointed for such time as suitable and qualified women become available.

Qualification as to age:- a) No persons shall be eligible for appointment by direct

recruitment to any of the Grade or categories specified in column (1) of the table below

if he has completed the age specified in the corresponding entry in column (2) there of.

TABLE

Grade of category. Age.

1 2

Category I of class II 35 years

All other grades and categories

30 years

Provided that for selection of persons for appointment by direct recruitment to the posts

in the category I of class II during the year in 1970, 40 years shall be taken as theMaximum age limit.

(G.O. Ms. No. 70, Education dated 8-1-1971)

b) (i) The age limit shall be 35 years for persons who are appointed by direct recruitmentto the posts of junior Deputy Inspectors of schools from among teachers employed in

Railway schools and schools under the control of local authorities and aided management

(Amended as per G.O. Ms .No. 1330, Edn, dated 10-5-1962, w.e.f. 10-5-1962)

ii) The age limit shall be 35 years for persons who will be selected for appointed by directrecruitment to the posts of physical Training Instructors, Grade I and II during the year

1962.

( inserted as per G.O.Ms.No 1330 Edn dated 10-5-1962 w.e.f. 10-5-1962)

iii) The age limit shall be 35 years for ones selected for persons who will be selected for

appointed by direct recruitment to the posts of physical Training Instructors, Grade II

during the year 1963-64..( inserted as per G.O.Ms.No 3562 Edn dated 7-12-1963 w.e.f. 7-12-1963)

c) If it is proposed to fill a vacancy in any of the grades or categories specified below bydirect recruitment of a women candidates and if a qualified and suitable women


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candidate who has not completed 40 years and who is otherwise qualified may be

appointed with the previous sanction of the Director of public Instruction.1. Grade I and II of category I of class III

2. Category 3 of Class III

3. Grade I of category 4 of class III

4 Grades I,II and III of category 3 of class IV5 Grades I and II of category I of class VI

6. Category 5 of class VI7. Category 6 of class VI

8. Category 7 of class VI

9. Grades I and II of class VII.

d) If no suitable or qualified women candidates who has not completed the age of 30

years is available for appointing by direct recruitment as Assistant Lectures in an Arts

college specially provided for women a candidate who has not completed the age of 35years and who is otherwise qualified may be appointed.

e)The age limit prescribed for appointment by direct recruitment to posts in the serviceshall be computed with references to the first day of July of the year in which the

selection is made.

f) There shall be no age limit for wives of jawans in active, service for appointment to

posts in the service, if they are otherwise qualified.

[Inserted as per G. O. Ms. No. 1651, Education, dated 2-7-1963 (w.e.f. 2-7-1963).]

g) if it is proposed to fill a vacancy in any of the Grade or categories specified below by

directly recruitment of men candidates and if no qualified and suitable candidates whohas not completed the age of 30 years is available for appointment, a candidates who has

not completed the age of 40 years if he is other wise qualified may be appointed with the

previous approval of the director public instruction.1) category I of class III.

2) category 1 and 2 of class VIII

[Inserted as per G. O. Ms. No. 624, Education, dated 4-3-1964 (w.e.f. 4-3-1964 ]

8. Other Qualifications:- a) No person shall be eligible for appointed by any method

specified in sub-rules (a) of rule 2 of the classes, category and grades specified in column(1) of Annexure II to these rules unless he possesses the qualifications specified in the

corresponding entries in column (2) there of.

b) In making appointment to category 2 and 3 of class II, preference shall be given to

those who in addition to the prescribed qualifications, possess a degree of M.Ed., of a

university in the state.

(substituted as perG. O. Ms. No. 602, Education, dated 14-3-1963 (w.e.f. 14-3-1963 ]

c)No person shall be eligible for appointment to categories 1 and 3 of class II unless, in

addition to the qualification prescribed inAnnexure II he possesses a first or second classdegree of M.Ed., and B.Ed., respectively of a university in the state or an equivalent,

qualification.

(substituted as perG. O. Ms. No. 602, Education, dated 14-3-1963 (w.e.f. 14-3-1963 ]

Note: A candidate who has passed M.Ed degree of Osmania University in the Third

class during the years 1960-64 and has secured not less than 50% marks, shall also be

eligible for appointment to category I of class II in Andhra Pradesh Educationalsubordinate service provided he is otherwise qualified

[Inserted as per G. O. Ms. No. 355, Education, dated 21-2-1968 (w.e.f. 21-2-1967)

d)In the case of the direct recruitment to category I of class II preference shall be given

to a candidate who has Teaching experience in a recognized college or secondary or

Training Institution for three years.


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e) Every teacher Employed in the government school for the deaf or blind , shall in

addition to the qualifications prescribed in Annexure II, possess a Governmentcertificate of competency a junior Diploma in teaching the blind or deaf, as the case may

be or a higher qualification.

Provided that the Graduate and the non-Graduate teachers who are blind or deaf andhave under gone the training course for the education of the blind or deaf and passed the

examination shall be deemed to posses the qualifications prescribed for the post ofteachers in the government school for the blind or deaf.

[Inserted as per G. O. Ms. No. 49, Education, dated 4-1-1964 (w.e.f. 29-6-1962]

f) There shall be no age limit for wives of jawans in active service appointment to posts

in the service if they are otherwise qualified

Explanation 1:- where any degree , diploma or oriental title mentioned below of a

university in the state is prescribed as a qualification for appointment to any post, in theservice a person who holds a equivalent degree , diploma or oriented title of anyuniversity in India shall be deemed to be posses the said qualification in the subject or

Language as the case may be in respect of which the recruitment is necessary.

1. M.A. or M.Sc. 8. B.Com.2. B.A.(Hons) 9. Oriental Title

3. B.Sc (Hons) 10. Diploma in Physical Education

4. B.Com (Hons) 11. B.Ed

5. M.Com 12. M.Ed6. B.A 13. B.E

7. B.Sc 14. B.Sc (Agriculture)

G. O. Ms. No. 1371, Education, dated 28-8-1971 (w.e.f. 28-8-1971]

Explanation 2:- for the purpose of these rules a teaching degree or a degree of B.Ed.,shall mean the degree obtained after under going the course of training prescribed for the

purpose in a training college affiliated to a university in the state.

Explanation 3:- For the purpose of these rules a teaching degree of B.O.L. of universityshall mean the degree held together with either S.S.L.C., or H.S.C. with eligibility for

university course or the minimum general educational qualification as specified in the

scheduled to the general rules for the state and subordinate services.

Explanation 4:- Where the second class post Graduate Degree of the university in the

state is prescribed in the Rules as the minimum qualification for appointment, the second

class post- Graduate degree shall mean that it should have been obtained with not lessthan 50% of marks in the degree granted by any university in India established or

incorporated by or under a central Act, Provincial Act or a state Act or an Institution

recognized by the university Grants commission.

[Inserted as per G. O. Ms. No. 1677, Education, dated 7-7-1966 (w.e.f. 22-2-1962]

9.Special exemption in respect of certain members and their pay:-(a) Members of the categories and grades specified below shall be exempted from

possessing the qualification specified in Annexure-II to these rules.

1) Members of category 2 of class I in service on 1st January, 19472) Members of category 2 of grade I and II of category I of class III in service on 1 stJanuary, 1948

3) Members of Grade III of category 3 of class IV in service on 1st

January, 1947.

The scale of pay to which such members shall be eligible is as shown in this table below:

Time scale of pay Members eligible

1. Rs. 70-5-130Members of category 2 of class I inservice on the 1st January 1947


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2. Rs. 90-180

i) Pandits and Munshis ( other thanHindi Pandits) in Grade I of category I

of class III who posses a mere oriental

title with 15 years of service on the

January 1948.Explanation:- Those with less than 15

years service shall be eligible for the

scale of Rs 90-180 as and when theycomplete 15 years of service in High

schools after 1st

January,1948 or when

they acquire the qualifications prescribedfot the grade.

ii) Hindi Pandits in Grade I of category I

class III who posses a mere oriental or

pracharak diploma of the Dakhina Hindi

prachar sabha or an equivalent there asmay be prescribed by the state

government with 15 years of service asHindustani teachers in high schools on

the 1st

January 1948 or when they

acquired the qualification prescribed forthe grade.

3. Rs 65-5-130

Pandits and munshis (other than Hindi

Pandits) in Grade I of category I of class

III with less than 15 years of service on

the 1st

January 1948.who possess mereOriental Title.

4. Rs 45-120

Pandits and Munshis (other than Hindi

Pandits in Grade I and II of category 1of class III in service on 1st January

1948 who are pre- 1926 Pandits without

any oriental Title and (2) Hindi Panditsin Grade II of category I of class III inservice on the 1st January 1948 who

possess a mere Oriental Title

5. Rs 40-1-60

Members of Grade III of category III ofclass IV in service on 1st January, 1947

who do not possess the qualifications

prescribed for Grade II

b) Not with standing any thing contained in sub-rule (a) or rule 2 and sub-rule (a) of rule

8 a member of category 2 of class 1 in service of the 1st January, 1947 may be appointed

to Grade 1 of category 1 of class III even though he does not possess the qualifications

prescribed for the grade. A person so appointed shall be eligible to count his previous

service in Category 2 of Class I towards the 15 years service and to draw pay in the scaleof Rs. 90-180 if he satisfies the conditions specified in item (2) of the table in sub-rule

(a).

Explanation :-In this rule the term 15 years of service means 15 years spent on duty

excluding temporary service under general rules 10 and 39 in the Andhra Pradesh Stateand Subordinate service Rules and periods of leave other than leave an average pay.

10. Appointment of teachers in Agency areas. (a) In making appointments to posts ofHeadmasters, Headmistresses, School Assistants, Pandints, Munshis, Physical Training

Instructors, Manual Training Instructors, Art Teachers, Secondary and Elementary Grade

Teachers in the Agency Areas, candidates shall be appointed in the order of preferenceshown below.


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i) Members of Scheduled Tribes possessing the qualifications in Annexure II and

who are within the age limits prescribed in Rule 7.ii) Members of Scheduled Tribes possessing the qualification prescribed in

Annexure II but whose the age is above the age limit prescribed in Rule 7.

iii) Members of Scheduled Tribes possessing the qualifications prescribed in

Annexure II and whose age is within the age limit prescribed in Rule 7.

(b) If no qualified candidate is available for appointment in accordance with sub-rule (a)the appointing authority may appoint temporarily any unqualified teacher. An unqualified

teacher so appointed shall not be regarded as a probationer in the service or be entitled by

reason only of such appointment to any preferential claim to future appointment in theservice. He shall be paid the minimum of the scale of pay attached to the posts to which

he is appointed.

11. Special provisions relating to certain posts :- (a) When a duly qualified Pandit orMunshi (Grade I or II) is not available for appointment, a person who does not possess

the prescribed qualifications but possess a mere Oriental Title in the language concerned,may be appointed with the sanction of the Director of public Instructor for a period of notmore than one year on a temporary basis till a person possessing the prescribed

qualifications becomes available. The person so appointed shall draw pay at the

minimum in the scale of Rs. 45-120.

(b) When a Munshi (Grade I or II) in Persian or Arabic possess in either the prescribed

qualifications or a mere Oriental Title in the language concerned is not available for

appointment, a person whose mother tongue is that language, shall if he possesses suchlanguage qualification as the Director of Public Instruction may consider adequate be

appointed for a period not more than one year on a temporary basis till a person

possessing the Prescribed qualifications becomes available. The person so appointed shalldraw pay at the minimum in the scale of Rs. 45-120.

12. Training of candidates selected by direct recruitment for posts of upgraded schoolAssistants in Multi purpose and Higher Secondary Schools. Deputy Inspector of Schools

and School Assistants, Grade II and Secretarial Assistants:

(a) A person selected for appointment by direct recruitment to a post in Category I A ofclass II or Category 2 of Class II or Category 3 of Class V shall, after selection and

before appointment. Successfully undergo the B.Ed. Course of a University in the State

followed by a course of training in crafts and other activities connected with basiceducation approved by the Government. While undergoing the course aforesaid the

candidate shall be paid a stipend calculated at the rate of Rs. 50 per month, and from the

academic year 1960-61 the stipend shall be calculated at the rate of Rs. 90 per month.-[ Inserted as per G.O.Ms. No. 1458, Edn, dated 5-7-1967 w.e.f. 22-2-1962.]

Explanation 1:- A person who possesses at the time of selection the B.Ed. degree of auniversity in the State need under-go after appointment only a course of training in Crafts

and other activities connected with Basic Education approved by the Government.

Explanation: - A person who possesses at B.Ed., Degree of a University in the State with

Basic Education including community Training as a compulsory of an optional subjectneed not undergo a course of training in crafts and other activities connected with basic

education.

b) Every person who has been selected for appointment y direct recruitment to a post inCategory 1 A of Class II or Grade II of Category 2 of Class II or Category 3 of Class V

and who is requiremencing the training, execute an agreement is the proper form with

two sucties binding himself.i) to undergo successfully the training in full and obtain a degree in teaching mentioned

in that sub-rule at the end of the prescribed course of teachers training in a Training

College.

ii) to serve in the Education Department for a period or no less than five years ; and


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iii) to refund to the State Government the entire amount drawn by him as stipend, if be

fails either of the conditions in clauses (i) and (ii) above.-[ Inserted as per G.O.Ms. No. 1458, Edn, dated 5-7-1967, w.e.f, (22-2-1962)].

c) Every person selected for appointment by direct recruitment to a post in Category I-A

of Class II or Grade II of Category 2 of Class II or Category 3 of Class V, but does notpossessing a teaching degree of a University in the State or an equivalent qualification

shall acquire such degree within two years the date of his deputation for teacherstraining, Provided that the Government may extend the period under justifying

circumstances by one year. If he fails to acquire the said degree within two years or the

extended period, as the case may be he shall be discharged from service, or he is not inservice. He shall not be appointed, to the service, an shall refund to the Government, the

entire amount paid to him a stipend.

-[Inserted as per G.O.Ms.No.1458, Edn, dated 5-7-1967, w.e.f (22-2-1962)].

13.Appointment of candidates selected by direct recruitment posts of upgraded School

Assistants in Multi-Purpose and Higher Secondary Schools, Deputy Inspectors ofSchools and School Assistants, Grade II and Secretarial Assistants Every person selectedfor appointment by direct recruitment to a post in Category 1-A or Class II, Grade II of

Category 2 of Class II or Category 3 of Class and who possesses at the time of selection a

teaching degree of University in the State or an equivalent qualification shall oncompletion of the course of training prescribed in sub-rule II be appointed as a

probationer. A person who does not possess a teaching degree at the time of selection

shall, after he acquires the degree and completes the course of training, be appointed as a

probationer For the purposes of this sub-rule, the last day of the examination in which heobtains a teaching degree shall be deemed to be the date on which he acquires the degree.

A person who has appeared for examination and failed to obtained the said degree may

be appointed to the service temporarily under general rule 10 (a) (i) (1) or the AndhraState and subordinate Service Rules until he acquires the degree,

( Inserted as per G.O.Ms. No. 1458, Edn., dt 5-7-67 w.e.f. 22-2-62)

14.Probation : Every person appointed to a Category in the service on or after 1-2-1962

shall from the date on which he joins duty, be on probation for a total period of two years

on duty within a continuous period of three years, if recruited direct, for a total period of

one year on duty within a continuous period of two years if recruited by transfer orpromotion.

[Substituted as per G.O.Ms. No 1051, Edn., dt. 9-5-1967].

NOTE :- The probation prescribed in this rule, shall apply also to Pundits and Munshis

promoted from Grade II to Grade I of Category I of Class II.

15.Tests :- (a) Persons appointed to the service in the categories specified in column (i)

of the table below, shall pass the tests specified in the corresponding entry in column (2)

within the period stated in or as otherwise required by the corresponding entry in column(3) thereof.

TABLE

Members of the

service.

(1)

Tests.

(2)

Period.

(3)

I. Persons

appointed tocategories I and 1-

A and Grade I and

II of category 2 of

Class II.

i)Deputy Inspectors

Test.ii)Accounts Test for

Subordinate Officers,

Part I.

In the case of Asst., Lecturers in Arts,

Engineering and Medical Colleges who areappointed as Assistant Lecturers in

Training Colleges, to become eligible for

promotion to Grade I in the combined

cadre of School Assistants and DeputyInspector of Schools and in all other cases,

within the period of probation.

{Substituted as per G.O.Ms. No. 1458,Edn, dt. 5-7-1967 w.e.f. 22-2-1962] and


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Substituted as per G.O.Ms.No. 459, Edn,

dt.18-5-1973 w.e.f. 18-5-1973.

iii)Special Language

Test for Officers of

the Edn. Department(Advanced Standard )

in Telugu.

Within four years from date of

Appointment

iv)Special Language

age Test for Officersof the Edn.

Department (Higher

Standard) in Hindi orUrdu.

To become eligible promotion to Grade the

combined cadre School Assistant DeputyInspector schools.

[Substituted as per G.O.Ms.No. 459, Edn.,

dt. 18-5-1973 w.e.f. 18-5-1973.

2.Persons

appointed tocategory 2 of Class

III.

i)Deputy Inspectors

Test.ii)Accounts Test for

Subordinate Officers,Part I.

Within the period of prescribed

3.Persons

appointed to

category 2 ClassIV.

Accounts Test for

Subordinate Officers,

Part I.

Before promotion to class I of class IV.

Note :- A member of the service shall be deemed passed the special language test forofficers of the Education recruitment (Higher Standard) in Hindi if he has passed the

Bhaha Examination in Hindi coducted by the Dakshin Hindi Prachar Sabha, Hyderabad,

or any other examinationised by the Government as equivalent thereto.

Note :- a) A member of the Service who has passed the language test in higher standard

in one of the languages, namely Tamil, Kannada, Oriya, Hindi or Hindustani prir to the

issue of rules need not pass, the special language test for officers of the EducationDepartment (Higher Standard in Hindi or Urdu).

[Inserted as per G.O.Ms. No. 459, Edn, dt. 18-5-1973, (w.e.f. 18-5-1973.)].

b)Not with standing anything contained in sub-rule (a) excepting probationers, all the

members of Grade II of category 2 of Class II in service on the 18th

October, 1956 whohave passed the special language test for officers of the Education Department (Higher

Standard) in two languages shall be eligible for promotion to Grade-I without passing the

advanced language test.

C (a) All persons who have completed the age 45 years on the date of appointment to anypost mentioned in column (I) of the above Table shall be exempt from passing the tests

referred to in column (2).

(b)provided that the persons so exempted shall be eligible to draw increments in theexisting grade after completion of 45 years of age, but shall not be eligible for

promotion to Grade I in the combined cadre of School Assistants and DeputyInspectors of Schools in the A.P.E.S.S. unless they acquire qualificationsspecified in Column 2 in the Table.


(d)Where a test is prescribed in a language by the Advanced Standard, a person shall be

exempted from passing the test if he satisfies either of the following conditions;

a. If be has passed the language as a subject for his University degree;

b. If he has passed either Part II of Part III of the Intermediate

Examination in the language.


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(e) Where a test is prescribed in a language by the Higher Standard, a person shall be

exempted from passing the test if he satisfies either of the following conditions;

(i) If he has passed the language in the Pre-University Co.

(ii) If he has already passed the Regional Language Examination in Telugu (HigherGrade) prescribed in Education Department Notification No. 5, dated 25th

March 1953 of

the Government of Hyderabad (as subsequently amended);

iii)If the language is his mother tongue and he satisfies appointing authority that he can

read and write the language talk fluently in it.


(f) A probationer who fails to pass within the period of probation the test prescribed insub-rule (a) to be passed within period of probation but is otherwise considered suitable

shall be the said tests within a period of four years from the date of appointment. He shallnot be deemed to have completed his probation satisfactorily and not be entitled toappointment as a of the service or be eligible to draw increments other the first increment

in the time scale of pay applicable to him to he passes the said tests. Such ineligibility for

increments shall not have the effect of postponing his future increments after he haspassed the said tests. If he fails to pass the said tests within the period of 4 years from the

date of his appointment he shall be discharge from service unless the Director of Public

Instruction considers him suitable for continuance for such further period as may be

determined by him from time to time. If a probationer passes the tests after 4 years of thedate of his appointment, his probation shall be deemed to have commenced with effect

from the date which would be interior of 4 years from the date following the last day of

the examination in which he has passed the said tests and his seniority in the categoryshall be determined from the date of such commencement of probation and he shall not

he eligible for promotion to higher posts in the same service until he has passed the said

tests.

Provided that the Director of Public Instruction may, in special cases, extend the period

within the Deputy Inspector Test and Account Test for Subordinate Officers, Part I shall

be passed, up to six years from the date of appointment. A probationer who passes thesaid tests more than four years after the date of his appointment shall commence his

probation afresh from the date following the last day of the examination in which he has

passed the said tests.

(g) If a person fails to pass a test within prescribed period (other than a test required to be

passed within the period of probation) his increments shall be stopped until he posses thetest but such stoppage shall not operate to postpone future increments after he has passed

the test.

(h) A member of the service who immediately before 1st November, 1956 was in the

service of the erstwhile Government of Hyderabad and who before the date of issue of

these rules has passed the Regional language examination prescribed in the rules

published in Education Department Notification No 5 dated 25th

March 1953 or in theRule published in Education Department Notification No. 2729-7/543, A,B dated 23 rd

July 1954 (as subsequently amended) or had been exempted from passing those

examination shall not, so long as he continuous to pass the language test prescribed insub-rule (a).

(i) A member of the Service who immediately before 1st

November 1956 was in the

service or the erstwhile Government of Hyderabad and is not exempted under sub-rule(h) from passing the language test prescribed in sub-rule (a) shall pass such tests within a

period of three years from the date of issue of these Rules and during the said period of

three years he shall not be liable to any penalty prescribed in these rules for but passingsuch tests.

(j) A member of the service who immediately before 1st

November, 1956 was in the

Service of the erstwhile Government of Hyderabad shall not be required to pass the


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Deputy Inspectors Test or the Accounts Test for Subordinate Officers, Part I so long as be

continuous in the post held by him on 1st

November 1956.(ii) A member of service in the grade of Rs. 154-275 of the erstwhile Government of

Hyderabad as on 1st

November, 1956 promoted to the selection grade post of School

Assistant, Grade-I in the combined cadre of School Assistant and Deputy Inspector of

School created after 1

st

November 1956 in the Telangana area and promoted after the 1

st

November shall not be required to pass the Deputy Inspectors Tests and the Account Test

for Subordinate Officer, Part I. prescribed in sub-rule (a) so long as he continues in thesaid post.

(G.O.Ms. No. 228 Edn. (b) dated 3-3-1976)

(k) A member of the service who immediately before 1st November, 1956 was in service

of the Government of Hyderabad and who is not exempted under sub-rule (j) from

passing the test referred to in that sub-rule shall pass the said tests within a period of three

years from the date of publication of these rules in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette.

(l) A member of service who is required to pass the special language Test for officers ofthe Education Department (Advanced) on higher standard in Telugu, Hindi or Urdu shallnot be required to pass the second class language Test in the corresponding language

prescribed in rule 13 A and B of Part II of the Andhra Pradesh State and Subordinate

Services Rules.

(16) Unit for discharge, re-appointment and appointment as full member: - For the

purposes of discharge, re-appointment and appointment as full member, every post or

group of posts in any category of grade for which qualifications in a particular subject areprescribed shall be deemed to be a separate unit within that category or grade.

(17) Training as Inspecting Officer for Probationary Assistant Lecturers :- A personwho is appointed as an Assistant Lecturer in a Training College and who has no

experience as an inspecting Officer, shall, within the period of four years from the date of

his appointment be required to work as Deputy Inspector of Schools for a total period ofnot less than one year including initial training in the post of Deputy Inspector of Schools

for a period not exceeding two months.

(18) Craft qualification :- (a) Members of category 2 of Class II, categories 2,3 and 4 ofClass III and categories 2 and 3 of Class VI shall within a period of four years from the

date of appointment or from the date of notification of these rules in the Andhra Pradesh

Gazette, Whither is letter, acquire such qualification in a craft as may prescribed byDirector of Public Instruction If a member fails to acquire the craft qualification within

the time allowed, his increment shall be stopped until he acquires the qualifications but

such stoppage after he has acquired the craft qualification.

(b) This rule shall not apply to persons who have elected not to be governed by the

revised scales of pay of 1947 of who have completed 50 years of age on 1st

November1956 or who have been trained in Basic Training Schools or under any scheme of

Training is an integral part.

(c) This rule shall not to any employee of the Education Department of the erstwhileGovernment of Hyderabad so long as he continues to act in the post which he was

holding immediately before the 1st

November, 1956.

(19) Transfers and postings :- (a) The Regional Deputy Director of public enstsruction,Kakinada may order transfers and postings or teachers in Government Elementary

Schools in the Agency areas in the Districts of Visakhapatnam, Srikakulam, East

Godavari and West Godavari. But such transfers and postings shall be confined to thedistricts concerned.

(b) The District Forest Officers, Kurnool (East) Kurnool (West), Adoni an d Guntur shallbe competent to order transfers and postings of teachers of Chenche Schools within their

respective jurisdictions.


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(c) Transfers and postings of Deputy Inspectors Headmasters and Headmistresses,

selection grade and grade II pundits and Munshis grade I, Hindi Pundits Grade DeputyInspectors of Schools, Agricultural Instruction Engineering Instructors and Secretarial

Assistants shall be the Regional Deputy Directors of Public Instructions work respective

jurisdictions.

(d) All other transfers and postings, excluding the mentioned in sub-rules (a), (b) and (c)

above and though may be made by the appointing authorities concerned withjurisdictions, shall be made by Joint Director of Public In (Personnel).

(20) Repeal:- The special rules for the Andhra Edn Subordinate Service, published in theSupplement to Part I Andhra Pradesh Gazette, dated the 27 th December, 19th Hyderabad

Education Service rules, relating to B Sub rules Service Published with the

notification of the erstwhile Govt. of Hyderabad No. 645 / GAD-SRC /19-EDN /52,

dated the October, 1953 in so far as they relate to posts included in of the these rules arehereby repeated.

ANNEXUREI

[See Rule 4 (a)]

Class and Category.

(1)

Appointing authority.

(2)

Class I-

Category -1

Assistant Lecturers in Arts, Engineering

and Medical Colleges, and Principal, M.R.

Government Sanskrit Colleges,Vizianagaram.

Joint Director of Public Instruction.

Category 2.Assistant Lecturers in Language ages

(Junior).


Category 3.

Demonstrators and Tutors in Arts Colleges. Joint Director of Public Instruction.

Class II-

CategoryI.Assistant Lecturers in Training Colleges.


Category 1-A.

Upgraded School Assistants in HigherSecondary and Multipurpose Schools.

Joint Director of Public Instruction.[Inserted as per G.O.Ms. No. 1458, Edn.,

dated 5-7-1967 (w.e.f. 22-2-1962).

Category 2.School Assistants, Deputy Inspectors or

Schools, Headmasters and Headmistresses

Selection grade and grade I and II and

Headmaster, M.R. Government SanskritColleges High School, Vizianagaram.

Regional Deputy Director of Public

Instruction, Kakinada in the case of the

Government High School, Polavaram,

Deputy Director of Public Instruction(Personnel) in all other cases.

Category 3.Teachers in Training Colleges. Joint Director of Public Instruction


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(Substituted as per G.O.Ms. No. 2142, Edn,

dated 6-8-1964, (W.E.F. 22-2-1962).

Class III

Category

IPandits (including Hindi Pandits andMunshis, Grade I.


Pandits (including Hindi Pandits) Munshis

Grade II.

Principals of Training Colleges and

Regional Deputy Directors or Public

Instruction or Inspectors of Girls Schoolsconcerned.

Category 2.

Junior Deputy Inspectors of Schools,including the Agency areas.-


Category 3.

Secondary Grade Teachers. i)Collector of Kurnool in the case of

Chenchu Schools.ii)Special District Educational Officer for

Agency areas in the Case of Schools in the

schedule areas in Andhra area.iii)Principals of the Training Colleges

Principals of Government Basic Training

School (so long as they remain in class II ofthe Andhra Pradesh Educational service).

iv)District Educational Officers and

Inspectresses of Girls schools concerned in

the case of schools under their jurisdiction.v)Regional Deputy Directors in the case of

Institutions (both basic and non-basic) in

charge of Gazetted Headmasters orHeadmistresses other than those in item (iii)

above.

Category 4.

Elementary Grade Teaches, Grade I and II.Collector of Kurnool in the case ofChenchu Schools; Special District

Educational Officer for Agency areas in the

Case of Schools in the schedule areas inAndhra area. Principals of the Colleges or

District Educational Officers or the

Inspectresses of Girls Schools concerned,as the case may be.

Class IV

Category 1.Regional inspectors of Physical Education

and Physical Directors and Directresses,

Grade I.


Category 2.

Physical Directors and Directresses, GradeII.


Category 3.Physical Training Instructors and

Instructresses, Glade I, II and III.

Regional Deputy Director or Public

Instruction and Principals of Colleges or

Inspectresses of girls schools concerned.

Class VCategory 1.


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Agricultural Instructors, Grade. Joint Director of Public Instruction.

Category 2.Engineering Instructors. Joint Director of Public Instruction.

Category 3.Secretarial Assistants. Joint Director of Public Instruction.

Category 4.

Commercial Instructors. Joint Director of Public Instruction.

Class VI

Category 1.Art Teachers, Grades I, II Principals of Colleges, Regional Deputy

Directors of Public Instruction. orInspectresses of Girls Schools concerned.

Category 2.

Manual Training Instructors, SelectionGrade.


Manual Training Instructors in Carpentry,

Grades I, II.

Principals of Colleges and Regional

Deputy Directors of Public Instruction

concerned.

Category 3.Manual Training Instructors in Weaning. Principals of Colleges and Regional

Deputy Directors of Public Instruction

concerned.

Category 4.Craft Instructors. Collector of Kunool in the case of Chenchu

schools, special District Educational

Officers for agency areas in the case ofSchools in Scheduled areas of Andhra

Principals of College or District

Educational Officers or Inspectresses ofGirls Schools concerned as the case may

be.

Category 5.

Sewing Instructresses. Inspectresses of Girls Schools concerned.

Category 6.

Drawing & Sewing Mistresses. Inspectresses of Girls Schools concerned.

Category 7.Music Teachers. Inspectresses of Girls Schools concerned.

Category 8.Textile Printing Instructor District Educational Officers concerned

[Inserted as per G.O.Ms.No. 1719, Edn., dt.

15-11-1971 w.e.f. 22-2-1962].

Category 9.

Tailoring Instructors. Principal of the Colleges concerned or the

District Educational Officer concerned.[Inserted as per G.O.Ms.No. 625, Edn., dt.


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25-3-1972, w.e.f. 22-2-1962].

Class VII.

Domestic Science Assistants, Grades I andII.

Inspectresses of Girls Schools concerned.

Class VIII

Category I.Vyakarana and Sahitya Pundits in the M.R.

Govt. Sanskrit College, Vizianagaram.


Category 2.

Medic Pudits in the M.R.Govt. CollegeHigh Schoool, Vizianagaram.

Regional Deputy Director of Public

Instruction, Kakinada.

ANNEXURE II.

[See Rule 8 (a) ]

Class and Category.

(1)

Appointing authority.

(2)

Class I.

1.Assistant Lecturers in Arts, Engineeringand Medical Colleges except thosementioned below.

A first or second class degree of B.A.(Hons.) or B.Sc. (Hons.) M.A. or M.Sc., ofa University in the State in the subject or

language in respect of which recruitment is

necessary

Assistant Lecturer in Commerce. A first or second class degree of B.Com.

(Hons.) or B.Com ., of a University in theState.

Assistant Lecturer in Logic. A first or second class degree of M.A. orB.A.(Hons.) or M.A in Psychology or

M.A., in philosophy with Psychology as

one of the subjects or if qualified andsuitable candidates with the above

qualifications are not available, a first or

second class degree of M.A. or B.A.(Hons.) of a University in the State in any

subject.

Assistant Lecturer in Music. A first or second class degree of B.A. of arecognized University in Music.

Assistant Lecturer in Home Science. A first or second class degree of B.Sc. in

Home Science or a recognized University.

Principal, M.R. Government SanskritCollege, Vizianagaram.

A first or second class degree of B.A. in(Hons.) or M.A. of a University in the State

in Sanskrit.


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Assistant Lecturer in Languages (Junior). A degree of B.A. (Hons.) or M.A. of a

University in the State in the language in

respect of which recruitment is necessary.

An Oriental Title of a University in State in

the language in respect of whichrecruitment is necessary, and S.S.L.C.completed.

NOTE 1: In the case of Assistant Lecturers in Urdu who possess and Oriental Title of

Madras University those person who do not possess the Title of Adib-e-Fazile (with UrduMain and Persian Subsidiary) should have obtained the title of Mushi e Fazil prior to

1939.

NOTE 2 : The explanation in this Annexure under Category 1 of Class III regarding the

term S.S.L.C. completed applies also to appointments to this category.

3. Demonstrators in Arts Colleges. A degree of M.A. (Hons) or B.A (Hons) of

a University in the State in the subject inrespect of which recruitment is necessary

;or if suitable person with the above

qualifications are not available, a first orsecond class degree of B.A. or B.Sc. of

University in the State in the Subject in


4.Demonstrator in Home Science in ArtsColleges. A degree of B.Sc. in Home Science of aUniversity in the State.

[Inserted as per G.O.Ms.No. 474, Edn., dt.

20-2-1964, w.e.f. 22-2-1962].

Tutors in Arts colleges, in Languages other

than English.

A degree of M.A. or B.A. (Hons) of a

University in the State in the subject in

respect of which recruitment is necessary

;or if suitable person with the abovequalifications are not available degree of a

University in the language concerned underPart I of the Examination qualifying for thedegree.

Tutors in English. A degree of M.A., or B.A. (Hons) in

English of a University in the State; or A

first or second class degree of .A. of aUniversity in the State in English under

Part III.

Other Tutors A post-graduate degree of University in thestate in the subject in respect of which

recruitment is necessary; or if suitablepersons with the above qualifications arenot available a first or second class degree

if a University in the State in the subject in


ClassII.

Assistant Lecturers in Education. A first or second class degree of M.A. orB.A. (Hons) in Psychology or Philosophy


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with Psychology as one of the subjects, or

if qualified and suitable candidates with the

above qualifications are not available, afirst or second class degree of M.A. or B.A.

(Hons) of a University in the State in any

subject.

If qualified and suitable candidates with the

above qualifications are not available, a

first or second class degree of M.A. or B.A.(Hons) or B.Sc. (Hons) of a University in

the State in any subject and the M.Ed.

degree of a University in the State or anydegree in teaching higher than B.Ed. or any

recognized University.

[Subjected as per G.O.Ms. No. 602, Edn,

dated 14-3-1963, (w.e.f. 14-3-1963)]

Assistant Lecturers in English. A first or second class degree of M.A. or

B.A. (Hons) of a University in the State, in

English .

Assistant Lecturers in Mathematics. A first or second class degree of M.A. or

B.A. (Hons) or B.Sc. (Hons) or M.Sc. of a

University in the State in Mathematics.

Assistant Lecturers in Science. A first or second class degree of M.A. or

B.A. (Hons) or B.Sc. (Hons) or M.Sc. of a

University in the State in Physics,

Chemistry, Botany or Zoology as may benecessary in the opinion or the Director of

Public Instruction.

Assistant Lecturers in Social Studies. A first or second class degree of M.A. orB.A. (Hons) of a University in the State in

History, Geography, Economics, Politics orSociology.

Assistant Lecturers in Basic Education. i)A first or second class degree of M.A. or

B.A. (Hons) or B.Sc. (Hons)of a University

in the State; and(ii) (a) A course of training in basic

education at Sevagram or in any institution

recognized by the Director of PublicInstruction. or

(b) A first or second class degree or M.Ed.with Basic Education as compulsory or as

an optional subject.

Assistant Lecturers in Languages other

than English.

A first or second class degree of M.A. or

B.A. (Hons) of a University in the State in

the language in which recruitment is

necessary.Explanation:- The first or second class

degree of B.O.L. either in Part II of Part III

of the University of Madras (in old orTransitory provisions), shall be deemed to

be equivalent to first or second class degree


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of B.A. (Hons) or M.A. of a University in

the state for purposes or appointment as

Assistant Lecturers in languages other thanEnglish.

Assistant Lecturers in Music. A first or second class degree of B.A. of a

recognized University in Music.

Assistant Lecturers in Home Science. A first or second class degree of B.Sc. inHome Science of a recognized University.

1. Upgraded School Assistants in Higher

secondary and Multipurpose Schools.

A degree of M.A. or M.Sc. in such subject

or language as may be necessary in theopinion of the Director of Public

Instruction and teaching a degree, bothbeing granted by any University of India

established or incorporated by or under aCentral Act, Provincial Act or a State Act

or by any Instructions recognized by the

University grants commission.Provided that if sufficient numbers of

candidates possessing the teaching degree

are not available, candidates withoutteaching degree may be selected may direct

recruitment.

2.Deputy Inspectors of Schools, school

Assistants Headmasters and Headmistresses, Selection Grade.

The quota of 10% of posts reserved for

selection grade in the scale of Rs. 280-345shall be given to the teachers in the trade of

Rs. 154-275 in accordance with the

following Principals:

1. A Teacher in the grade of Rs. 154-

275 shall be a Trained Graduate.

2. He must have been confirmed in thegrade of R,. 154-275.

3.

He should possess the regionallanguage qualification of therequisite standard (first language

subject or compulsory subject in

Matriculation) or one of theregional languages of the state

namely, Telugu, Urdu and in the

Adilabad district Marathi.

4. He should not have been debarredfor future promotion to class II

posts (Rs. 250-550) in the former

Hyderabad Education Service or tothe Andhra Pradesh Education

Service for any reason.

5. Having fulfilled the conditions (1)to (4) above, he should have

reached the maximum in the grade

of Rs. 154-275.

Deputy Inspector of Schools, school

Assistants Headmasters and Head

mistresses, Selection Grade I.

A degree of B.A., B.Sc, or B.O.L. or a

University in the State and a teaching

degree


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Deputy Inspectors of Schools, School

Assistants Headmasters and Head

mistresses, Selection Grade-II.

(1) For appointment otherwise than by

direct recruitment.

A degree of B.A., B.Sc, of B.O.L. of a

University in the State and a teachingdegree.

(2) For the Direct recruitment: - A degree

of B.A., B.Sc, of B.O.L. of a University inthe State in such subject or language as

may be necessary in the opinion of the

Director of Public Instruction and ateaching degree of a University in the State.

Provided that if a sufficient number of

candidates possessing a teaching degree are

not available. Candidates without ateaching degree may be selected.

Explanation -1:- For recruitment to thiscategory, the degree of B.Sc., in

Agriculture shall be regarded as equivalent

to the degree of B.Sc.

Explanation -2:- For appointment as

School Assistant in a language other than

English, a person must have studied the

language concerned under Part III of theB.A. Degree examination (optional) in the

two year degree course of under Part II

(optional) in the three year Degree Course:


School assistant in a non-language subject

a person shall be deemed to possess, thedegree of B.A., or B.Sc., in the subject

concerned, if he has the said subjects as

main or subsidiary under Part III(optional) in the two year degree course, or

as one of the optional subject under Part II

in the three ear degree course or has offered

the subject as one of the two methods inB.Ed., L.T., or B.T., Courses.


Headmaster of the M.R. GovernmentSanskrit College high school,

Vizianagaram, a person should have

studied Sanskrit in Part II if his degree isB.O.L. or in Part III if his degrees is B.A.

3. Tutors in Training Colleges. A degree of M.A., B.A. (Hons) B.Sc.,

(Hons) or M.Sc. or a first or second classdegree of B.A. or B.Sc., or a University in

the State in the Subject or language in


ClassIII

1. Pandits and Munshis (other and Hindi

Pandits) Grade I.

i)B.A. with Language concerned under

optional or

ii)B.O.L.oriii)Oriental Title and Teaching degree of a

University in the State or must have


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successfully undergone Pandits Training or

its equivalent.

(Substituted as per G.O.Ms. No. 292,Edn, (B) dt. 12-3-1981)

Pandits and Munshis (other than Hindi

Pandits) Grade II.

i)Oriental title with Pandit training.

ii)Oriental title without Pandits training.iii)Preliminary Examination of Oriental

title.

iv)Entrance examination of oriental title.

Hindi Pandits, Grade I ( on Rs. 90-180) i)The Degree of B.A. of a University in the

State with Hindi under Part III of the

Degree Examination; and

ii)A teaching degree of a University in TheState; or

i)An Oriental Title of a University in the

State in Hindi; andii)Secondary Grade training or Pracharak

Diploma of the Dakshina Bjarat Hindi

Prachar Sabha or any equivalent thereto asmay be prescribed by the State

Government.

Hindi Pandits, Grade I (on Rs. 65-5-130) i)An Oriental a Title of a University in the

State in Hindi or Pracharak Diploma of thHindi Prachar Sabha or any equivalent

thereto as may be prescribed by the State

Government; and

ii)Must have part III Form or VIII Class orStandard in a recognized school.

Hindi Pandits, Grade II (on Rs. 45-120). i)Pracharak Diploma of the Prachar Sabha

or any equivalent thereto as may beprescribed State Government.

Orii)Oriental title with Pundits trainingiii)Oriental title without Pundits training.

iv)Preliminary examination or Oriental

title.v) Entrance examination of oriental title.

Explanation: - For the purposes of appointment to this Category.

i) The termSSLC completed

shall mean either minimum general educationalqualification prescribed in the Andhra Pradesh State and Subordinate Service Rules or a

S.S.L.C. obtained by a teacher candidates after appearing for the examination at one ormost sittings and securing the following minimum percentage of marks:

S.S.L.C. 1929 Scheme.

Language 35

English 30

Mathematics 20

Elementary Science 25

History & Geography 25C Group 20


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S.S.L.C. Reorganized Scheme.

Language 35

English 30

Mathematics 25General Science 25

Social Studies 25

ii)A Hindi Pandit shall be deemed to hold (except for the purpose of pay in the scale ofRs. 90-180) a Pracharak Diploma of the Hindi Prachar Sabha or an equivalent thereto

prescribed by the State Government, if he holds the Visarada Diploma of the said Sabha

and a Training Teachers Certificate of the Elementary Grade.

iii)A Hindi Pandit shall be deemed to have passed the III From if he has passed the VIIIStandard E.S.L.C. Public Examination with English.

iv)An Oriental Title in two co-ordinate languages shall be deemed to be a title obtained

with special reference to each of the two languages. Such a title with Hindi as one or the

Languages shall be deemed to be equivalent to an Oriental Title in Hindi.

(1) For recruitment

by transfer from any

other services (other

than Clerks of the

EducationDepartment in the

Andhra PradeshMinisterial Service).

(i) A B.A. Degree of

a University in the

State; or if suitable

persons with the

above qualificationare not available, a

B.Sc. or B.O.L.Degree of a

University in the

State; and (ii) and Ateaching degree.

2. Junior Deputy Inspectors of Schools.

(2) For direct

recruitment from

among teachers

employed in non-Govt. Secondary

Schools including

Railway Schools.

(i) The minimum

general educational

qualifications as

prescribed in theSchedule to the

General Rules for

the State andSubordinate

Service.

(ii) A trainedTeachers

Certificate of the

Secondary Grade ora Senior Grade

Basic TrainedTeachers

Certificate; andiii) Ten years

service as a Teacher

in recognizedSchools in the State

Explanation 1:- A teacher in a recognized non-Government School who holds a Trained

Teachers Certificate of the Higher Elementary Grade and has obtained a Trained

Teachers; Certificate of the Secondary Grade by virtue of having passed the T.S.L.C.

Examination of the Secondary Grade shall be considered to possess a Trained TeachersCertificate of the Secondary Grade.


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Explanation 2: - Service as a teacher before obtaining a Trained Teachers Certificateshall not count towards the ten years period specified in item (iii) above.

3.For promotion or transfer from the

category of clerks of the EducationDepartment in the Andhra PradeshMinisterial Service.

(i) The minimum general educational

qualification prescribed in the Schedule tothe General Rules for the State andSubordinate Services; and

(ii) A Trained Teachers Certificate of the

Secondary Grade and a senior BasicTrained Teachers Certificate.

4. Secondary Grade Teachers. (i) The minimum general educational

qualification prescribed in the Schedule to

the General Rules for the State andSubordinate Services; and

(ii) A Trained Teachers Certificate of theSecondary Grade or the senior Basic or

equivalent thereto or a metric Trained

Teachers Certificate.

5. Elementary Grade Teachers Grade I. A completed Trained Teachers Certificate

of the Higher Elementary Grade or theJunior basic Grade or an equivalent thereto.

ClassIV

1. Regional Inspectors of PhysicalEducation Physical Directors and

Directresses, Grade I.

(i) A degree of a University in the State:(ii) A diploma in Physical Education of a

recognized University or a diploma inPhysical Education issued to Graduates by

the Government college of Physical

Education Hyderabad; a diploma inPhysical Education of the Y.M.C.A.

College of Physical Education, Saidapeta;

or a diploma in Physical Education for

women issued by the Government ofMadras.

Preference shall be given to persons who,in addition to the above qualificationspossess a teaching degree.

2. Physical Directors and Directresses

Grade II.

(i) A degree of a University in the State:

(ii) A diploma in Physical Education of a

recognized University or a diploma inPhysical Education issued to Graduates by

the Government college of Physical

Education Hyderabad; a diploma inPhysical Education of the Y.M.C.A.

College of Physical Education, Saidapeta;or a diploma in Physical Education for

women issued by the Government ofMadras.

Preference shall be given to persons who,

in addition to the above qualificationspossess a teaching degree.

3. Physical Training Instructors and

Instructresses Grades I and II.

A Government Teachers Certificate in

Physical Education (Higher Grade) or a

Government Teacher Certificate inPhysical Education (Higher Grade) issued

to Ex-servicemen; or a diploma or a


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certificate in Physical Education issued to

Intermediate candidates by the Government

College Physical Education, HyderabadNOTE:- If a person possessing the above

qualifications is not available, a person

holding a Government TeachersCertificate in Physical Education (Lower

Grade) may be appointed in Grade II posts.

Class V

1. Agricultural Instructors, Grade I. B.Sc. (Agri.) of a University in the State; or

i) The minimum general educationqualification as prescribed in the schedule

to the General Rules; for the State and

Subordinate services; and

ii) Technical Teachers

Certificate of theHigher Grade in Agriculture.

2. Engineering Instructors. A degree in Engineering of a University in

the State or a Diploma of the Technological

Diploma Examination Board. Andhra orMadras, or the State Board of Technical

Education and Training, Andhra Pradesh,

or Post

Metric Diploma of the TechnicalEducation Department of the Government

of Hyderabad.

3. Secretarial Assistants A degree in Commerce and a teaching

degree of a University in the State;Provided that if a sufficient number of

candidates possessing a Teaching Degree

are not available candidates without a

teaching degree may be selected.

4. Commercial Instructors. i) A degree in Commerce and a teachingdegree of a University in the State;

ii) A pass in the Government Technical

Examination by the Higher Grade inShorthand and Type Writing.

Or

i) The minimum general educationalqualifications as prescribed in the schedule

to the General Rules for the State and

Subordinate Services; andii) A pass in the Government Technical

Examination by the Higher Grade inShorthand and Type Writing or, if a

suitable person with the abovequalifications is not available a pass in the

Government Technical Examination by the

Higher Grade in Shorthand Typewriting.NOTE:- Persons holding only the degree of

the Bachelor or Commerce may be

employed as Commercial Instructors inSecondary Schools which teach

commercial subjects other than Shorthand

and Typewriting.


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ClassVI

1. Art Teachers, Grade I. A Diploma Examination (Four years

Course) of the Govt. College of Fine Arts

and Architecture, Hyderabad in (a) Painting

or (b) Sculpture; or (c) Commercial Art; orIntermediate Certificate Examination

(Three years Course) in applied Art andDesign of the Government College of Fine

Arts and Architecture. Hyderabad; or

A Diploma in Drawing of the Governmentof Madras; or Group Certificate in Drawing

with Technical Teachers Certificate of the

Higher Grade.

Art Teachers Grade II A group Certificate in drawing with

Technical Teachers certificate of the

Higher grade.Or

A Technical Teachers Certificate of the

Higher Grade; or Intermediate CertificateExamination (two years Course) of the

Government College of Fine Arts and

Architecture, Hyderabad in (a) Painting or

(b) Sculpture or (c) Commercial Art. or

Drawing Examination, Grade II (Higher) of

the erstwhile Government of Hyderabadplus o

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